A Million American Infantrymen Would Die for the Cause of Freedom
Freedom has always come at a price. It is not a gift freely handed over by tyrants, nor a luxury granted by governments. It is earned—often in blood, sweat, and silence—by the American infantryman who stands on the front lines when freedom is threatened. Across the centuries, from the frozen trenches of Europe to the deserts of the Middle East, the story of the American soldier has been one of sacrifice, endurance, and unwavering faith in a cause greater than themselves. If t
Paul Harris
2 hours ago5 min read
Shackled by Racism: How America Tried to Stop Black Mobility During the Great Migrations
At the turn of the twentieth century, millions of Black Americans fled the Jim Crow South, chasing the promise of freedom in northern and we
Paul Harris
2 days ago5 min read
The MAGA Senate Just Quietly Sold Out America’s Food Safety and It Could Make You Sick
While the nation was glued to the latest government shutdown drama, something far more dangerous was happening behind closed doors in Washington. Trump’s MAGA Senate just gutted key food safety laws — quietly, surgically, and with help from corporate lobbyists who flooded Capitol Hill with cash. Buried in the Fine Print: A Gift to Big Food Hidden deep on page 154 of the new funding bill to reopen the government is a single line that could make millions of Americans sick. It b
Paul Harris
3 days ago3 min read
When a Wing Falls: What the East Wing’s Destruction Tells Us About the American Economy
When the East Wing of the White House came crashing down, it wasn’t just the end of a historic building — it was a mirror held up to America
Paul Harris
Nov 74 min read
“The Second Amendment Wasn’t Written With Me in Mind: A Black Man’s Take on the Racist Roots of U.S. Gun Laws”
By: A Black American Man I’m a law-abiding Black man. I’ve paid taxes, served my country, gone through the hoops to legally own a...
D.Harris
Jun 135 min read
The Fire at Nottoway and the Flames of Historical Reckoning
When Nottoway Plantation burned, it wasn’t just a building that went up in flames—it was a curated fantasy of the Old South. For years, the
D.Harris
May 224 min read
White pride and Black pride are not the same
White Pride: Because Nothing Says Success Like Alienation KKK Members: The Epitome of Mainstream Culture Oh, the KKK, those charming...
D.Harris
May 127 min read
